scare
吓唬人,吓人,惊吓,吓唬人的
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Definitions
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scared, scar·ing.
- : to fill, especially suddenly, with fear or terror; frighten; alarm.
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scared, scar·ing.
- : to become frightened: That horse scares easily.
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- : a sudden fright or alarm, especially with little or no reason.
- : a time or condition of alarm or worry: For three months there was a war scare.
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Phrases
- scare out of one's wits
- scare up
- run scared
Synonyms & Antonyms
Examples
In terms of horror, “The Medium” has some good scares but they are sandwiched between boring stretches where I mostly just walked through long hallways, or climbed obstacles, feeling lost.
She has been able to keep the coronavirus at bay, but two weeks ago, she had a scare that forced her to close and get everyone tested after a child became ill.
An artist and critic argues attention is a scare resource and should be directed where it can provide the most value.
The real flagship SoC is the Snapdragon 888, so Qualcomm's use of "flagship" here definitely belongs in scare quotes.
The health scare comes amid a contentious divorce with his wife, Nicole Young, who is reportedly seeking $2 million a month in temporary spousal support and another $5 million in attorney fees.
“Cultures” Versus “White Girls” As you can probably sense from my scare quotes, you can never be too careful these days.
Mrs. Deshales ordered an ambulance, which managed to scare off Wahlberg and his pals.
As we have seen, it is not just the fact that they scare people.
Keep the scare quotes around gay “marriage,” or at least put an asterisk after it.
An HIV scare, Rand Paul talking points, and a (maybe) proposition.
The submarine scare is full on; the beastly things have frightened us more than all the Turks and all their German guns.